100 Liters of Gold

Taina and Pirkko are two middle-aged sisters known for brewing sahti, a traditional Finnish farmhouse ale. When their third sister, Päivi, asks them to provide 100 liters of the drink for her upcoming wedding, the sisters accidentally consume the entire batch themselves. Suffering from severe hangovers and dealing with personal tensions, they have only 24 hours to secure a replacement supply of the beverage to avoid public humiliation and protect their reputation.

Directed and written by Teemu Nikki, this comedy is the third film in the director's chronological sequence of work, following Death Is a Problem for the Living and Snot and Splash: The Mystery of Disappearing Holes. The production was a collaboration between Finland, Denmark, and Italy, involving production companies such as Smile Entertainment, The Culture Business, and It's Alive Films. The cast is led by Elina Knihtilä, Pirjo Lonka, Ria Kataja, Ville Tiihonen, Jakob Öhrman, and Elmer Bäck.

The film was produced with a budget of 1 million USD. On TMDB, the movie holds a rating of 7/10 based on 31 votes.